Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor,  I am sharing my correspondence with the LA County Supervisors and Planning Commissioners in hopes of inspiring other Culver City residents to connect on this important issue.  Esteemed Supervisors and Regional Planning Commissioners: …[READ MORE]

Editor: On Monday, the City Council has, on its agenda, an item regarding a resolution in support of labor in the WGA strike. Let me first state that my work does not involve either studios …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,    On behalf of Friends of Culver City Animals and the residents, pets, and wildlife in our city, we would like to welcome our new Animal Services Officer Dayton Shores. Officer Shores comes …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor: Culver City’s draft 2023-24 budget was published on May 10, 2023, and it’s the first city budget to include the new Housing & Human Services department. The department’s debut includes a $15.7 million …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  The Culver City Council meeting on April 24 was both uplifting and heart-breaking. It was uplifting to hear from so many younger Culver City residents who have chosen to reduce or eliminate their …[READ MORE]

To the Editor– There is a lot of commentary and speculation about the motives of Culver City’s elected progressives. Are they genuinely trying to lift up the minority communities of our city (and in particular …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor: At the March 13, 2023 Culver City Council Meeting, a public commenter asked Councilmember Dan O’Brien to recuse himself from voting on whether to allow cars on Main Street, because the developer Hackman …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor: It was over two decades ago that we bought our home in Culver City. We didn’t move here for the schools or the police department. We didn’t move here so that we could …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor, Older folks like me remember the saying “think globally, act locally.” And no global issue calls for us to act quite like climate change. It’s only the future of the planet at stake. …[READ MORE]

Dear Editor,  Respect in the public square cannot be passive. Actions speak louder than words. You know it when you see it. Viewing respect as requiring positive action on our part makes us more responsive …[READ MORE]